War of 1812 : Jeffersonian Era II - Causes, Battles, Outcomes - for U.S. History Classes

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This lesson, Part II of our series of the Jeffersonian Era, teaches about the events leading up the War of 1812, the major battles and events of the war, and it’s outcomes. Content covered in this lesson includes:
• Impact of Events in Europe: the Napoleonic Wars
• Events leading up to the War of 1812:
• The Orders of Council - English blockades of American trade
• Impressment into the British Navy
• Chesapeake - Leopard Affair
• Embargo Act of 1807 & its backlash
• The Election of 1808 - “Madison’s War”
• Madison & Jefferson political alliance
• Tecumseh
• Battle of Tippecanoe
• “Tippecanoe & Tyler Too”
• War Harks in Congress - Calhoun & Clay
• British repeal of the Orders of Calhoun - notification received to late
• U.S. Declaration of War
• Review: Causes of the War
• Unprepared U.S. Military
• 3 Fronts of the War: Atlantic, Canada, & the South
• Hull’s surrender of Fort Detroit
• Canadian Failures
• “One Bright Spot” - American Naval Victories
• Battle of Lake Erie - Oliver Hazard Perry
• Battle of York - burning of Parliament
• Battle of the Thames - Tecumseh killed
• Battle of Horseshoe Bend
• Jackson - Native Fighter
• Natives - “Ultimate losers”
• British invade Washington D.C. - burn the White House & Capitol
• Fort McHenry - Francis Scott Key - “Star Spangled Banner”
• Hartford Convention
• Battle of Lake Champlain
• Treaty of Ghent
• Battle of New Orleans - Andrew Jackson
• Outcomes: Westward Expansion, Independence Secured, Uncle Sam, Death of the Federalist Party, Monroe Doctrine
Like most of the videos on Mr. Raymond’s Social Studies Academy’s lessons, this video ends with a review “quiz.” Remember that the PowerPoint in this video as well as a variety of lesson plans, worksheets, smartboard files and activities, are available at Teachers Pay Teachers.
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